Veronicastrum virginicum Fascination Canna whack 'em back to the

whack 'em back to the ground and they'll be flowering again in no time

Slightly moist soils are best

(aka: Saccharum arundinaceum) From the garden of plant collector Jim Waddick comes the hardiest and most spectacular of the Chinese plumegrasses

which resembles an Arisaema ringens with a lime-green helmet

Veronicastrum virginicum Fascination Canna whack 'em back to theVeronicastrum virginicum 'Fascination' is a Dutch selection of the US native (Minnesota east to Maine and south to Alabama) perennial, from the garden of artist Ton ter Linden. The 6' tall, terminally branched stalks of Culver's root are clothed with whorled green foliage and further adorned with long spikes of tiny veronica like flowers of soft pink, starting above the leaves. Flowering typically begins for us in early June architecturally stunning.